Sentence examples for perfect of the from inspiring English sources

The Si 553 -Au Si 553 -Au the mosurfaceect of the Au-isduced chain sthectures on vicinal Si(111): its structural perfection is limostd only by defects created by adsorperfectf residual gas.

Now does it not seem curious that Astronomy --- the study of the heavenly bodies, which are the most distant from us of all bodies, and most difficult to observe should yet be the most perfect of the sciences ?

Great stress is laid upon virginity (although there is no sign of monasticism), fasting, and regular attendance at prayer of the entire clerical body and the more perfect of the laity.

The Latin perfect of the type amāvit 'he has loved' is known by all the literary languages but is rare in speech in French, Italian, and Romanian, in which it has been replaced by a new compound past made up of the verb for 'to have' and a past participle.

ScvO2 can be considered as an interesting marker while not perfect of the balance between oxygen transport and tissue oxygen consumption.

A change is noticeable the next year, 1879, in the Annunciation and in the four pictures making up the second series of Pygmalion and the Image; the former of these, one of the simplest and most perfect of the artist's works, is subdued and sober; in the latter a scheme of soft and delicate tints was attempted, not with entire success.

Perfect end-of-the-world bubblegum.

He's also bringing the infamous Dope JuicyNYC duo Sushi'o Speak over for a UK debut to play his Labour of Love partheat Glasgow's Sub Club on the 13th February, and The Ace Hotel in London the following day.

For example, Comrie (1976) distinguishes four typical uses of the perfect: the perfect of result, the experiential perfect, the perfect of persistent situation and the perfect of recent past.

Perfect swing, perfect work habits, perfect knowledge of the game, perfect everything.

Mr. Richard Whitney, of Groton and Harvard, is, of course, the perfect expression of the perfect type.